Germans vote in new government as Schroeder takes helm
Gerhard Schroeder and his Social Democrats won Germany’s national elections, ending Helmut Kohl’s 16 year conservative era. Schroeder vows to cut unemployment and push tax and economic reforms as Germany plans a Berlin capital return and euro adoption. Kohl concedes, hints at successor Wolfgang Schauble.
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Market knocks billionaires off Forbes list in 1998
Forbes 400 total worth rises to 738 billion as 189 members remain. Sun day report notes market slide costs 29 potential members, including Charles Wang Roy Disney David Filo and Jerry Yang. Gates leads with 58.4 billion while Buffett holds 29.4 billion and Redstone climbs to 15th.
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Race to election delays Clinton mediation talks
Three veteran politicians say no deal before the November elections in the Lewinsky case. Bob Dole Leon Panetta and Howard Baker warned a settlement is premature and urged caution on impeachment moves. They cited a "race to the election" and skepticism about rug pulling negotiations.
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Perot Attacks Clinton as Mentally Unstable Leader
Ross Perot, addressing 340 Reform Party delegates, called President Clinton emotionally unstable and unfit to lead. He accused Clinton of bringing worldwide shame to his family and the United States, saying the part of the brain that governs morality never connected.
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Clinton vows no surrender amid fundraising tour
President Clinton says he paid a price for the Lewinsky affair but will not quit and praises Hillary as an inspiration. He seeks support at outdoor fundraisers in San Antonio and Houston, aims to back Garry Mauro, and resumes travel after a late night in California. Janet Reno, meanwhile, leaves hospital after a fainting spell and is declared fit for duty.
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Nasal spray FluMist shows strong protection for children
An experimental nasal spray flu vaccine, FluMist, protected children better than the standard shot in a Sunday study. Dr. Nancy J. Cox of the CDC called the results promising as Aviron of Mountain View and NIH sponsored the research, testing the spray against last winter's strain.
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Traffic stop reveals long lost father reunion
Los Angeles officer Kelly Benitez pulls over a driver for expired tags and discovers the man is his father Paul Benitez, a Los Angeles schoolteacher. The two had parted when Kelly was an infant and had both long searched for each other. They embrace as onlookers stop and cars back up. The reunion ends years of separation and echoes a message to never stop looking.
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Clinton set to meet Netanyahu
NEW YORK AP Israeli security concerns over territorial compromise hover as a trilateral White House summit aims to seal a long sought West Bank agreement. Netanyahu and Arafat would meet Clinton after Albright’s talks, with more rounds possible and no major announcement expected.
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